Jessica Bibliowicz is president and CEO of National Financial Partners, a New York City-based independent financial services distribution system. She signed on as CEO when the company was formed with $125 million of capital from Apollo Management LP, a leveraged buyout firm.
Jessica is a graduate of Cornell University and the daughter of Sanford I. Weill, chairman and CEO of Citigroup. She lives with her husband and two children in Metro NY.
You know, the real answer is that it is hard to be truly entrepreneurial in corporate settings. Companies try and I think there are certain, there are points in your career where it can happen where you get involved in a new product and a launch and there is nothing more entrepreneurial than taking...(Full transcript available to logged in subscribers.).
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